The interregnum

THE TURBOCHARGED engine first triumphed at the Le Mans 24 Hours in 1976, and has done most of the winning at the French enduro since. Only eight victories have gone to normally aspirated powerplants o

Going from modern-era LMP2 cars to a Ford GT40 gave Alex Brundle an eye-opening – and at times hairy – new perspective on Le Mans, as he reports from this year’s Classic An opportunity to return to Le

It has been a few years since we deviated from our usual route from Portsmouth to Caen for the Reader Run to the Le Mans Classic, but as we sailed into the quiet port of St-Malo, memories were jogged

No driver was as integral as Bell to Porsche’s legendary Group C dominance, and he tells Graham Keilloh about this and a few other things besides

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‘WHERE’S YOUSUF?’ THE NIGHT IS DRAWING IN, AND SO IS the weather. Rain is blowing sideways across the North York Moors and lashing the White Horse Inn’s windowpanes as we assemble on the eve of this p